Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-15

closing quotations:
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Ala.Class Ii, 5s.. lis cIic lat mort 50
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So.CarO tBrownl pref 5S7s
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Tennessee6s 1917 Reading S73.
Virginia 6s..,. As Richm'd 4 Ale. 10
va consolidated. 81 Richm'd h Danv-l90
Ch'peake &Ohio. 8 Richmd \ W.Pt
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preferred. .l40 Rock Island..... l26
Della, Lack.&'W 1856 st. Paul. 9lS1
Erie. .:......... $3.50 " preferred l2Oa2
East Tennessee Texas Pacific. %
new stock.... 1885 Tenn Goa 4 Iron AN
lake Shore... 944 Union Pacidc,... 554
L'ville II Nash 61x Nj. Certral. 693
Memphis& Char % Missouri Pacific 1917
MOBILE Il Ohio. 10 Western Union. 1914
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COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. II. noon Cotton STEADY
ana improving; mlddling uplands SID, mid
ulhg orleans 514d; sales 10000 bales. for
speculation ana export 1000 bales; receipts
24Ooo bales-all American.
FUTURES: Uplandss low mlddling clause.
February and March delivery. 7-649
S-6id; March and April, ,-64@15 10-64d;
April and May, l0-6t(05 ll-6id: Nav and
June. lB-64d; June and July, l4-6iW
. l9-64d; Aunust and September, lS-64QD
. 9-64d; September and October, l4-6Id.
The tenders of deliveries at to days clear
ings amounted to 1000 bales new dockets and
l,3OO bales old dockets.
1900 p. m.-The sales to-day Included $500
Futures: Upands. low middling clause.
February delivery, Sold. BUYERS: February
and March. S-6id, buyers; March and April.
l0-64u, sellers: April and May, ll-6ld.
buEers: MAY and June. l3-64d buyers; June
ana July. l5-64d, buyers; July and August,
II -o4d. sellers: August and September,
l9-B4d. sellers; September and october.
l4-64d, value. Market steady.
400 p. m.-Futures: Uplanus. low middIing
clause. February delivery. 9-64d. BUYERS;
February and March. 9-64d, BUYERS: March
and April. l0-64d, buyers: April ana May.
!2-64d. sellers; MAY and June. I4-64d.
sellers; June and July, l6-64d, sellers; July
ana August, s 1864, buyers; August AMI
Septe mber. 1864. buyers; Septem ner aud
October. 5 5-64d, sellers. Futures closed quiet
out steady.
steady: mlddlIng uplands 9l5c; middlng Or
leans -l6c: sales Ill bales,
Futures: Market opened steady. with sales
as follows: February delivery. Doc; March.
July 8 SIC.
500 p. m.-Market closed firm; mlddling
uplands, 319c; mlddlng Orleans, o III l6c;
saies to-day III bales; net receipts 4l5 bales.
Futures: Market closed steady, with sales
of 81 70U bales, as follows: February delivery,
1909 soc; March. . 5Utg9 Sic: April, $ 500
6Oc; May, 3 5000 CSC; June. 75@9 76c; JAY,
S3fG9 SAC; August, 98S5G9 S9c: September
v 67G9 sc; October, 47tg9 4Sc; November,
1909 4lc.
Green Il Co.. in their report on cotton flu
futures, say: business was without much
animation. Changes in values were light and
unim portant, and the close slack at about
saturdays figures, or point lower in some
cases"
GALVESTON. Feb. 14.-Cotton quiet; md
ding loo; net receipts 82l bales. gross
324; sales 2lS bales; stock %, 4S2 bales; ex-
ports, ceastwise 4,09s.
NORFOLK. Feb. H.-Cotton firm: mid
ding SIC: net receipts 2,05S bales, gross
2,05S: sales s52 bales; stock 26 $3.50 bales; ex-
ports, coastwise 555 bales.
BALTIMORE, Feb. H.-Cotton steady; mid
ding y9sc; net receipts bales. gross 4O7 {;
stock 1886 bales; sales 10 spinners so bales
BOSTON. Feb. l4.-COtton quiet, middlng
csc: net receipts 900 bales gross 1871; sales
none; stock none; exports, to Great Britain
I 1881 balls
WILMINGTON. Fep. 14.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 3-l6c; net receipts 2 % bales, gross 209 ;
sales none: stock g, $50 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 4.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 99sc; net receipts % bales, gross So;
STOCK 10 .625 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. H.-Cotton firm
middllng &c: net receipts 1894 bales, gross
$500; sales 4,7uO bales; stock 3iS $3.50 bales /;
exports, to Great Britain 5,47l bales.
MOBILE, Feb. 14.-Cotton firm; middling
SIC; net receipts 093 Oales. gross BIB: sales
900 bales; stock p, 1873 bales; exports, coast
wise $40 bales.
MEMPHIS, Feb. H.-Cotton steady; middling
{ Is l6c; receipts 1856 bales; shipments 2.712:
bales; sales $500 bales: stock l0S,572 bales.
AUGUSTA. Feb. H.-COtton quiet but firm:
m lddling l5-l6c receipts l76 bales; sales 1868
bales.
CHARLESTON, Feb 14.-Cotton very firm;
mIddllng &C; net receipts S64 bales. gross
1854: sales 100 bales; stock 81, 1853 bales.
ri Eah 70.
receipts l49 bales.
NEW YORK. Feb. A.-Consolldated net re-
cell pts for all cotton ports to-day. l.S59 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 4,0O5 bales, to the
continent l,9S2, TO France 1875; stock at ali
American ports S6l.7I7 bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. II. noon.-W heat quiet
hut steady; demand poor: supply good.
Corn stesdy. with poor demand.
NEW oRR. FEB. IL. noon.-tlour dull and
weak. Wheat unchanged. Corn 900 lower.
Pork firm; mess Sl4 So Lard steady at 971ac.
Frelghts steady
500 p. m.-Flour, Southern unchanged.
Wheat 1sQglc lower; specu alton quite brf4k;
No. red, February delivery SS5slDS95Sc;
N arch s9$sG901sc; May 9lAtG924c Corn a
shade better and fairly active; options closed
firm; No. 2, February delivery 4Sc, March
49, G4S5sc; May IS Is l6(9i9Ac. Oats shade
lower Dut fairly active; No. 2, February de-
livery, 351SG3514c; March 35G5514c, May 35Ls
(13511c, Hops quiet. Coffee, fair Rio dull at
at li2.e; No. Rio, February delivery u sr(g
u sOc. March u 7Ogl2 S5c, May u 65C0l2 75c.
Sugar dull. Molasses closed steady. Cot
ton seed oil--3SIEc for crude, 39ls(G4lc for re-
hned. Hides steady. Wool quiet. Pork firm
but quiet; mess $l2 s71s(1I3 Is for old, $l450
for new Beef dull. Middles dull and nominal.
Lard abont points higher and fairly active;
W estern steam, on spot &c, March delivery
q 97GG7 021kc, May J ll@7 lie. Freights firm;
cotton, per steam Tl-64G3- led. wheat.4d.
CHICAGO. Feb. H.-The wheat market was
dat and heNvy again to-day. and still lower
range of prices was reached. Toward the
C use, however, values rallied, aud closing
prices were about the sane as Saturday, The
market opened a little stronger, with NAV
SO%e and some trading at 500. owing to the
Of a sleet storm and some dis
cOuraging reports from the wheat BELTS
Gables were duh, however, and offerings
gradually became larger and prices gave
way quickly, breaking Off 1Lsc from early
figures. Toward the close 1t was reported
nat some wheat had been taken here for
shipment. aud reaction 70 40 followed, the
market closing at 793z97y75a. rhe report OF
the visible supply disclosed a decrease OF
$50, 900 bushels, which was about the estimate
made by parties Ia the trade. Export clear
ings were only 81, 600 bushels. Receiuts con-
wheat, and May dropped to 399sc but rallied
to 3031c, where II closed. OaLs ruled quite
heavy, May closing at 23Jsc. Provisions were
lower; Ma pork sold as low as Sl3 50. rallied
Csc. and closed u shade lower than SATURDAY..
The following shows the currenG prices for
cash properties on Gne regular board: Flour
quiet and unchanged. Wheat. No. 2 spring
@851ac. oats. No. 2, ~ 4lp2411c. Mess PORK,
SlS 6OGl3 IS. Lard 81 72ss. Dry sailed
boxed .6@6 COG; short clear
sides, boxed 30Q17 3jc.~&1uGH 81 IS.